A family caregiver expresses feeling overwhelmed and exhausted. What is the nurse's best action?
Select one:
Recommend a respite care program
Encourage the caregiver to stop visiting temporarily to take some time for themselves
Give the caregiver a hug and tell them to "hang in there
Suggest the caregiver resign their duties to another family member
The Correct Answer is A
A. Respite care provides temporary relief for caregivers, allowing them time to rest and recharge. This is a supportive, practical solution that addresses caregiver exhaustion and helps prevent burnout.
B. Completely stopping visits may negatively impact the patient’s emotional well-being and the caregiver’s sense of responsibility. Respite care is a better, structured alternative.
C. While empathy is important, this response is not sufficient and does not address the caregiver’s expressed exhaustion.
D. This may feel like abandonment or guilt for the caregiver and may not be feasible or supportive. Encouraging shared responsibility or respite care is more appropriate.
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Correct Answer is B
Explanation
A. This is incorrect
B. Each dose is 80 mg, and each tablet is 20 mg
80 mg ÷ 20 mg = 4 tablets per dose
4 tablets/dose × 2 doses/day = 8 tablets per day
Answer: B. 8 tabs
C. This is incorrect
D. This is incorrect
Correct Answer is B
Explanation
A. Glomerulonephritis usually presents with symptoms such as facial edema, hypertension, and dark (cola-colored) urine. It is not typically associated with sharp, radiating pain or known obstructive renal calculi.
B. Hydronephrosis is the correct Answer. It occurs when a urinary tract obstruction (such as a 6 mm renal calculus) leads to urine buildup and swelling in the kidney. The client’s sharp, radiating pain, hematuria, and presence of leukocytes in the urine strongly support this diagnosis.
C. Inguinal hernia may cause groin pain or bulging, but does not explain hematuria, leukocyturia, or the findings of an obstructive renal stone.
D. Posterior urethral valvitis is a rare congenital condition typically seen in male infants and young boys, not in a 47-year-old adult male, making it an unlikely diagnosis.
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